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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
ATtIEWN.
DAME, ana Christian ON ,no stun >.


ICorrospou icncc Of the M'nmoud Dl-ra'ca.i
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA,
October II, 1881
Hon. John W. Daniel and Dr. WI
liam :. Christian. the latter the noml-
nee of the Democracy oft Matthews aud
Middlescx for the next House OF Dele
gates, addressed "a large and enthusiast
tic audience at Mathews Courthouse
Yesterday evening. DR.. Christian is II
brother Of Judge Joseph Christian, of
Midd,esex, who Will be- remembered by
our people as the polished gentleman
who once presided upon the Circuit
Court bench of this county with such
distinguished ability.
Ir. Christian Is a fluent and graceful
speaker. Senator Daniel spoke two
hours and thirty minutes and traverset
the whole field of state and Federal
politics. The Democrats of Mathews
are now thoroughly aroused. Hestcr-
days demonstration was grand sue
cess from every standpoint. \ move
ment was being aRiated by few of
those engaged in the liquor trail, 10
bring out third man for the House OF
Delegates committed TO throttle the
localoption question in that body, a
convection being arranged 10 meet
yesterday for that purpose; but the
friends Of the movement found them.
selves in such hopeless minority tn At
they quietly abandoned it. No doub,
is now entertained that victory Will
Perch upon the Democratic banner on
the 9Th Of November Senator naniel
WIS chccrcd TO the echo, and his grand
address accomplished great good.
\. j. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
STAIN TON.
The HaIdW Fair-Osher
Notes.

NOtte.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
OCTOBER -, 1887.
As the time draws near for the cXhl-
bition Of the Baldwin District Fair the
interest increases mere and through the
district. and 1t Is positively certain this
Will be- the most numerous y-attended
and the finest display We have ever had.
Ncproposc 10 take up the plan SO pro
fitahly Iract.ced 10y the state Agricul-
tuul society some year, ago IN having
farmers meetings and reunions, and
vii on Tie farmers day here Organlze
such an institution t, bc "a permanent
TaIt 81 our annual Gathering. We shall
have General ". h. T. Lee to speak to
tie veteran soldiers, and Colonel Ran
doiph Harrison. our distinguished STATE
Commissioner agriculture. t. talk to
the farmers in the organization men
toned Colonel Robert Beverley, Gen
Cral Il. I. Roper, and Major St.cklry,
Of Shenandoah, Will also be present.
The farmers Of the Valley Will b.
most happy in greeting the presence Of
all Those gentlemen, and owing to the
relations of ColonG Harrison t) oar
chief industry there viii DE scores to
give him an evidence Of their high alp
Urociation of his services. tor me IN,
lCcn more than our chief ~ depart
mont, as hc is cmphotcally a patron Of
agriculture. Ills services T. farm rs
manii, stcd in many forms. have been
Of great value, and the saving thoy
have realized IN the perfected and
hoAc,tly-msdc commercial fertilizer for
which bee has aS~iduoU,lY lab0rei IS no
less than pubic blo,-iug.
Cur three large roller rotent-procoss
four-mills aud several superior corn
mills in the county, conducted on the
mclcmtilc Plan, are busy grinding
night aud day. The crop OF wheat IN
Augusta county viii reach about ono
million bushels, onc-haf or mor" of
which j. surl lus. and viii m'laiy go TO
Other markets and fields of demand i'm
the shape Of superior jJuc mauu.tc-
turCd i'm the county.
1lc NcwpoIt-NcVs and mississippi
Valley Company announce large a.
coumo6ation ~ special trains and re-
duc,d fares To- ,u- hundreds i'm this seq
ton WHO desire r. be- in Richmond tR"
week of The state Fir exhibition ana
to witn,s, the ceremonies OF ltyingtle
coru,rftoue Of tie Lee IN uuucnt
and they VIII lee there in great !hronss.
judge !. ". Green Smith is now
holding the October term Of the
City Cont. 4 special glgd jury is IN
session investigating the robbery OF the
store of Samuel \. Wilson.
William Smith, convicted of larceny,
and tie third offence, Va tri'-! yes:or'
day, ior which be goes 10 the pn'eH-
tlMy two years. OANioN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Richmond County.
SHARP's WHARF, Oct. II, 1897.
a. M. II. Tl.....g.L

To he Edifor of tie Dispatch:
In this little village, containing not
over twenty white families, there have
recently been bored four Artcsian wells
Their depth is about 100 feet, and y
beautiful stream of pure water flows
from each. The flow through pipe
Of an inch and half diameter Is about
fifteen gallons per minute, and Is not
pcrccpiibly affected, as at West Point,
by the cbb and flow Of the tide. The
water will rise about thirteen feet aboTe
The ground or twenty-five feet above
tidcwatcr. Neither the eye nor the taste
can detect anything foreign inthis pare
and sparkling water. and it is an inestl-
mablc blessing to the little village.
There have been several other wells
bored since in the vicinity with like
success, hut an effort to get water in
Essex county, Just across the Kappa
hammock from this place, was not sue
ccss'ul. The well was bored TO a much
sIcat,r depth than these aud water
found, but 1t rose only within about
fifty feet Of the surface.
Some Of the material is on the ground
here for a Presbyterian church. The
WORK Of erection. delayed by want Of
lumber. will begin this week.
hov. ". 4. Campbell, evangelist, OF
East Hanover Preshytcry, who has
preached here several times during the
past year, has been preaching during
The last four days to full ragations.
Mr.. William Chiffon having declined
the Democratic nomination for the
Rousc OF Delegates from Ian
caster and Richmond the convention
reassembles to-day to make another
nomination. VISITOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
ICrnnlc.ParA Race4.

by telegraph o. no Dispatea.l
TYRONE PACK, October 12.-Frst
receive Cghths Of a mlle-Sam.
Harper won; Stnyyosant second, Rosa
rum third. Time, lO2{
Second ace--three quarters OF n
mile-CrusAdcr won TheorI second,
Fordhnm third. Time, I:lS.
Third race-One and one eighth
miles Bradford won; Argo second,
Wauhosha third Time, > minutes.
Fourth racc-one and three eighth
Kingston won Bichmonl Sc
cond, Lclceos thiid. Time, 2:25,.
Fifth race-sevcn cishths Of mile
Queen Boss won; Nellie Is. second,
Ihcodosius third Time, 1871.
Sixth race-tbree quarters Of mile
King Crab won George Oyster second,
Banucr-bearcrthird. Time, In. Mu-
tuals paid SSO.i-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
PETERSBURG.
TBx Pv,JRsBURa MUSICAL AssocI 4
TON; ARRANGEMENTS foR EN-
TERrAIHMRNTs.
The Candidates for Republican Nomina-
tions-Tho Colored Peoples Pair
Centennial Anniversary-Re
movsl, &C sc &c.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. ~, 1887.
II has been arranged that the enter
tainments of the Petersburg Musical
Association, until the new Academy OF
Music is completed, shall bc held in
Library Hall IL Is probable that the
handsome new building will not be
ready for occupancy before the first OF
thcyoar Misunderstood, however, that
The series Of entertainments to he given
Cuiug the coming season will be Of
unusual merit and that a numhcr OF the
most distinguished artists have been
engaged 10 assist the association.
Reports have it that there will he
several candidates before the Republi-
can City Convention for the nomina-
ton for thc Housc Of Delcgatcs-more
than one Of whom will he white men.
1t may be safely stated. however, that
under the present compo ition Of the
Republican party the nominees VIII be
one white man and one c0lOred man.
The attendance at the colorcd Agri-
cultural Fair was better to-day, but It
can su'l bc said that the exhibitions are
not NJ to expectations, and that they
are not what they should be, consider
inq the large color,d clement in the
agricultural community in the South
Side. II Is expected That Governor
Lee viii visit tie l'a,r tomorrow and
deliver an address.
The centennial anniversary OF the
Petersburg Lodge Of Masous will be
celebrated the last day OF this month.
The anniversary occurs on the 2lth
instant, hut that day falling on Satur-
day. il has been deemed best to post
ponc the celebration until Monday the
3Ist The officers O; the Grand Lodge
Of Virginia will lie present, rs also
number of other invited guests, and
most delightful occasion is anticipated
As previously announced in the
Dispnfch. theIemoyal Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad shops from this
city may be regarded as a certainty of
The early future. The division Of the
read into three divisions and the want
Of room in this city for yard purposes
may be assigned as reasons for the
change. ROBIN ADAIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

Point present so busy an appearance aS
nj the preseuthme. The Terminal com
pany have fine wharf facilities. and are
constantly adding new wharses two
being in course of erection at the pres
ent time.
The Democrats Of the county are
warming mp to the contest. Senator
Daniels speech here did immens good.
Hon. James n. Dunlop viii speak at
the Courthouse on the oath (co1rt-day)
and will receive "A warm greeting.
ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

Mr.. +. IL. Walker, for many years
statisticim Of the New York Produce
Exchange, has joined the editorial staa'
Of Hrodslrc0a, the wcll-hnown COM
mcrcial and financial newspaper pub
hshtd III New York. to whi,h he VIII
give lis exclusive services. Mr.. Walker
is Icrhaps the bcst-iniormcd man in
thc country on the statistics of grain.
flour. provisions, livestock. aud kin
drcd lines. He is the author Of the
only complete records Of thi, kind in
the country and the inventor Of the
"vieiblc" grain supply statement
With ms aid, in additionto the Original
work in that direction which Fruit
straits has done and Las projected,
That journal must become Indispensable
to all interested i'm those subjects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

Business Boomiug-Ihe Political
Outlook.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER II, 1887.
The cotton season here has been the
busiest so far ever known in the HIS
tory Of the place. The compress has
compressed and shipped away about
$4,000 bales. One steamer has sailed
with cargo of cotton for Liverpool,
and another is loading and will leave
in FEW days. A Spanish ship arrived
few days ago and will carry away
1000 bales.
The wharves present busy aspect.
A large number Of hands are at work
all day and all night loading and un.
loading cars and boats. The railroad
clerks are kept up until midnight near.
~ every night SO great is the push OF
work. Never in its history did West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

7 lINItIsI.T " iii IN
Cigar Factory,
No y south Thirteenth street.
lf-lW between Main and Cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF GEN
ETHEL HOU ~ENOLD FURNITI RE, BOOK
CASE. BOOKS, HAND PBINrlNG-PRESS, &c,
AT AUCIION.-On
THURSDAY, OCTOBER -. les7,
af Tea, o'clock. will sell at the residence No.
5le north 1wouty-fourth atrntt, n'ar clay
street. q very desirable assortment Of ilOj ST.
kEfTING ARTICLES. &c., embracing
one WALNUT MAkBLE-iOP CHAMBER
SIIi-complcte;
Ono WALNUT WARDROBE;
One HANDSOME MALNI BOOKCASE;
WALNUT NARbLE-1Op EjfFEr:
FFATHER-BED~. BOOSTERS, aud PILLOW {;
CARPET. MAT IlNG. RUGS;
SEW ING-MAClllNE, ! INNAIIDCHAlR;
One excellent HAND = NNIlNH-PkE>>:
A nice assortment Of LAW AND Ml,CELLA-
NFOCS BOOKS:
ORNAMENT llCIiR
ChCCktRl, GLASSW ABE. &c.
Particular attention OF housckcopcr' Il ask
Cd, a. Tie articles are an nearly new, and must
te sold.
TERMS: Cash. ". \. LElDN.
Executor of Mrs. f.. O.. French, deceased.
JAS. MACDOUGAIL. Salesman. oc ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

VIRGINIA At AUCTION.
,.....
Do iu' u''.' o.. .t' W. w." .,.,
-'H.'- Ni-f.l'' court ''f ii ''-.'lH Y'- .'.' Cd
N.l-uin "lu ih' iit'.'' ut ~. 10. iI,-'' '-.la-
ttp- 'li' r'i I'- .F.t lH' ~
---.. hii -'.i 90 3D. De i..l
ir iau. ny ''D 'l i.. '... VII .'' -
lh 'l' i'. | . 49,
t'l -'' 40 --t''' ''
hI. -'i "' 90 'i'' o. D '''' ''
IElDAl, OCTOBER t'| l@'s
- fno Office u y. Vs.. B.wD. $50. Eleventh
-,rert. I'D tl.e. .itv.f Richmond. NL. hr public
auction. OBJ, noted EOI SPRINGS o. \lt-
GINA. .iratel u B.th county. Va. Cnl cm.
.,a.Irl. besides tla valuable Mineral Syringe.
a.Ouf i.s tlHf~ Or IAND. much OF Hhi
De- worry valuable fur grazing aud agricultural
fgr.o-r-
mic curative Yr,- rites of the waters Of th'
Ulf Springs are cIuul, II zoos superior, f' chose
al tlr faia..- H.t epr.u-- at Arkansas. AMI
DIFFERENTIATION extensive.
Tire U,lI D. AND COTTAGES orr fu eIHi
rrrliiiDn wien capacity CD accommodate
FOUR INDEED ct t~I~. ana ,h" A.tH
nTu.pINC, ara eooi ana OF sufficient qslu-
try
ile property ia situated in tte celebrated
Warn. Springs VALLEY. GurigaloI for tAe beauty
of If- scenery and fOr hrIithtllue--. ana cu-
brace. unuuD.ttir -rr..e-u intuIte variety
,f t,up.ri..rr aui varied Wcli i1nI proper
ND.. 1lry rIc the Only Alt-pru g. east 10 tue
..,,f D.. .'rt Of all person. Ilyiu, 100 tnr Auauu.
~frIr- who seek permanent relief from rhrl-
fi..,...... g.lr. ami --fu,uIa.
I. 100 picture &C fancy fo say th1t lt uu-
rt. ...,l .qitl-hoat.I mineral water, are. il-
,,,i.a-tr,qr of gold going 300 large par. tI
ga-lr down this b-ldtiiHl valley. HI Di which
Gam rfd w.II b.. changed into what usflre iu-
tended BE- .i.4li fr-u fountain VI health tD
ff. .ulrf.rull Df wealth to turo owner who
shall I1sD t.r tDre-i,lt and courage f0 properly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

IN1HE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY or HzN-
RICO-CHOLLET BEaSEY, TRUSTEE, &c,
PLAINTIFF, AGAINST MANY LYDIA BARRETT
AND AIS. DEFENDANTS.
/. samuel Z. Waddill, deputy clerk OF the said
court, do certify that Special Commissioner
William j. Leake has given the bond required
by decree entered In the foregoing cause on tho
2lst day Of June, 1857.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of octo-
Der, 1881. SAMUEL p. WADD LII,
oc II Deputy Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

WANTED. CASH PURCHASERS
w FOR GROUND ANIMAL BONE Of our
own Manufacture. Guaranteed pure. Lover
prices than formerly.
JAMES G. TINSLEY IL co,
Manufacturers at Fertilizers.
Oc g-9W Olice 1896 Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
by John T. G0ddin.
Real E-tate Agent and Auctioneer
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EX-
I CELLENI FARM OF TWENTY ACRES
ON I'VE BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE VILE
NORTH OF RICHMOND. WITH LARGE BRICK
Nv FILING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
ThEEEON.-By virtue OF q decree OF the Cir
cult Court Il Heuuco county, entered on The
!l-t If June, lSo1, In the case u G. Btrney.
trustee. ami as. rs. Mary Lydia Barrett aud
ar. ias undersigned. special commissioner.
thereby app olnted, Will sell at public auction,
On the premises, on
IT ESDAl, OCTOBER II. lSs7.
at 40 O'Clock =. NJ. the NALU ABLE FARM
located az above, occupied by MIR. Robert ii-
Ter, aud adjoining the lands OF Mr.. James Alfred
Jones ard others. -ontaining TWENTY ACRES
OF LAND Of good qualty, with large bri'S
dwelling thereon containing eight rooms, hri 4
kitchen. Ofilce, a.. Around tho dwelling Is
handsome grove OF oak trees. Located In d
healthy and rapidly growing section Of our
suburbs and within few minutes ride OF the
city. this property offers many advantages for
home or as an Investment
TER8s: One fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve. aud eighteen months, for negotiable
notes. interest added, and tito retained until
all the purVhGse-mOuey Is paid and "a convey
ance ordered by the Court
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY James Is. Elam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr,
l1l3 Main street.
ATCTLON SAIE az

H,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
l THE DESIRABLE DETACHED TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING 90. 2-Ji CN
THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET BE
TWEEN TWENTY EIGHTH AND TWENTY
NINTH sTREETS.-By virtue Of a certain
deed OF trust 10 me. bearing date the sfh ~
October, 1885. and Of record In the clerk. Oliro
81 tho Richmond Chancery Court Ia Deoi-
Book i3i c, page 20l. default having been
made I'm The debt thereby secured. Anl being
directed go 10 DO by the holder ~ ne note
therein described | shall sell by public aHc-
tion. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II. iSS7.
At . r. NJ. the real estate described in
the said decd aud situate a. above s'n'oi,
belngs neat, well. arranged, deta MOI tkANt
WILLING ~ tNo stories, containing rlur
rooms, in good order, and having The u-lsl
ccnvenicnccs: detarhei brick kitchen AMI
good vel on Tie lot, lot EXljj feet, with side
aud rear alleys
This 10 pleasant ard comfortable home, IN
a good location. and viii command good rent.
TERMS: Cash as Co tiie expenses or safe, anT
dslinqueut taxes. and The sum If $50, VITA la-
terest from October s. l.,-. ami The r"eiiIo a.
one year. by negotiable note. with interest All
Cd and secured ty a deed ~ trust-"f o." e.'-
tire purchas'-mOncy iu cash, af the option or
tie purchaser. JAMES Is. ELNN.
Oc9 ifA'''N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

WANTED, BY \ YOUNG MAR
w RIfD COUPLE, BOARD ~ 4 PRIVATE
FAMILY I'm the West End by November Gth.
" ould Ike a small connecting room. Address
b" care ~ Carrier No. Is. Oc li-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
INVEST GRACE STREET LOT At
w AUCTION.
Ey Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Auc;iouecrs.

AUCTION SALE or 4 DESIRABLE WEsr-
GI'ACF-STREET LOT BETWEEN HARRISON
AND EILAND >INEEIS.-N the request %
the oWuer we will sell by auO don, on The pre-
misses. ON
THURSDAY. OCTOBER -. ISL,
nt ? 0'clo.h J.. W.. that DESIRABLE yILDING
ItT e. west Gracc street between Harrison
and EyIord streets. commencing 81 1912 feet
west of Harrison street, aud having trout on
iht south filc or Grace street o. u ie't aui
running RACK $50 feet to an alloy 20 feet wide.
Tii- ira a most desirable lot for building 0r
SPECULATION.
IFIY.: Easy. ard aunounc J ~ solo.
ocg RAWLINGS s. ROSE. Au.tiorcer-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Imitation Acknowledgment Of Superiority,
TL0DEEING BULBS.


WANTS.
vVrANTFD EYATADY OF sue
~ Cro~TlI ,vr.,i,n.o iY teaching fho
r,...li.,. Trenches Tlf.r German. Fren.n. eul
,,'.,.t...rv r~lil MOS f,f.-'.D in
-.l.0i or private family. Testimonials fur
n''"'' ana 'c''''"''7 '~''i'-I TEjciiFR
care 4 Postmaster
ocI2t's Bedford >puug-.Na
.............
a. ~ III, ,', o,,, =, }t5y : rl lg'N
I,ri..i. i.-.n.t. ara Nh. ruai,ncnt- af Must.
IONS ir.d,satc. 40 o..r,li.1 20 leaving t,o
'r References lo s NM l crarl n.,
..I.nt. VA or 13->t'
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" rrd,I ,>n ~ rs. >ri',1 y0rE ~ Room
r. .r,,,t,.rs,c,ricJ. tnplr ri VI nor.h L,arel
-fr..t. o.Is-lr
800,
" 80 t~liro,s s.lg '' omnl' 'l nj
p. good hands. h,uly 90 or a ilrrss
o.. HOIflIN, 1,s Nau street.
- 80 ~ 49, ~
VT ANIID, \ NEAL WOMAN ~
w act - uINltG-EOoN ~EtNANI-ons
who hrs hCd experience ani l- wen rf"m-
utul,d. tIpl- O.: the ltase. 5Jl west Frank
ltr street.
o. ls.it JOIN S.-Wl~f.
,,,,,-,-r.,, ~, .-,r,r,., ,,.n,-,
; y i 4 y j. y W ~. - ''} 49,
lrr...cr i'm 'cs,,cnti's plo4,4Dlo nI..ae--.
Address NANtIACItELh, ..s;-ouro i9A
ti1 Norlolt. Va. "' Ij 81.
~.,-,.l,,, ,,.,,-,,>-.r,- ,,x.. ON
2 \ = 3 / = / 81 - y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

V'RADE SALE OF IMPORTED
4 ENGLISH sTONE-CUINA AND PoRCE-
LAIN ChOCkEkI At AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY THE 14rH INSTANT,
at 1890 O'Clock, | will sell az my auctiOn-houss
six crates Of lhPORTED STONE-CHINA AND
PORCELAIN WARE Of best quality, consist
ing Of
TOILET SETS, TIA SETS;
COVERED DISHES AND BOWLS-round,
square, aud obloug;
TURtENS, FLAT AND DEEP DISHES;
800 SETS CUPS AND SAUCERs; 49,,
DINNER. BREAKFAST, SOUP, AND TEA
PLATES;
CHAMBERS, FRUITS. MUGS. BOWLS,.,,,-
The stock Is worthy the attention OF the retai
trade, and will be odd tn lots to suit them
GEORGE ". MAYO,
ccI3 AuctiOnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

WANTED, TWO GOOD COAT
w MAKEltS at once.
JAMES y. QUICKE.
Oc llW Petersburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

WANTED. \ MAN TO TAKE An
w OFFICE and represent manuiacturer;
$50 Der week: small capital required. Adj
dress, with stamp, MANUFACTURE. Box 20,
West Acton Ma, oe 1878
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
ACTION sALrs-r,,,,o DAYS.

BY George W. Mayo, AuctiOneor,
Ono. f. Laughton. Jr., salesmsn,l
No. q Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

CARBOHYDRATES. W An Z o.
Y ED. EXPERIENCED CHEROOl-ROLL-
EhS. Good wages and steady work guaranteed.
Alec. GIRLS 10 learn. who will be paid while
leaning. Apply az once q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-08
TurIi FrutlI Preserves,

bright little woman who delights in be-
ing known as 'the Mater 10 four sturdy
lads, was found the other day in pleased
and absorbed contemplation of colossal
stone jar.
by next October, " she announced, that
jar will be brimful of the best preserves
you ever tasted"
When asked if she didn't think it sin
full waste of time, money and good fruit to
make preserves, conducive merely 10 the
ruin of the health, temper and good looks
OF her young family, she cried Fudge
and hddlestick not bit of il. | defy YOU
10 show me merrier, stronger, roster set
OF fellows than my boys. OF course pre-
serves are expensive; so are books and pic
lures, so is music, so is roast beef, for that
matter. Sweetmeats in due proportion
have as much raison d'etre as any of them.
Young people get large share of their
pleasure from the sense of taste. Later ON
they get more from the eye and the ear,
but who wants TO deny them a reasonable
enjoyment of the pleasure they take in
goodies while the pleasure is real and desir-
able To them | would as soon think of
keeping my boys forever at Greek grammar
and algebra and forbidding ball and tennis
as to feed them forever ON roast beef and
oatmeal, and interdict cakes and candies
In moderation they merely stimulate a
healthy digestion, as knotty problem
stimulates the intellect, The best physi-
elan in the city told dyspeptic to eat any
thing he fancied if he wished to regain
health and didn't wish to diet himself into
IA coffin.
The tutti frutti preserves are to be made
as follows; Put quart of white brandy
into in stone jar, then during the veal